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mr. I'M an impulse was given
kNN to pedestrianism by
~Zk~ the achievements of
-A Bertha Won Hillern,
~ Awho aroused her sex to
mS-ArrmIAIa knowledge Of what
Observation-Disclosures they could do in this
M %I&Y. /line if they tried. Miss
~ N6Hkb~ Won Hillern was q
~ small blonde of Ger
man birth, who managed to cover a large
number of miles in q short time, greatly to
the admiration of the ladies. She has since
abandoned her mission as a public apostle of
physical culture, and is walking on the saw
dust track of fame. having taken to art.
me taste for walking, however, is getting
Scores of them may be encountered on Fifth
avenue any pleasant day in the afternoon.
Inc hustle and other mysterious agencies
which enter into the framework of q woman's
toilet do not make walking an entirely free
and easy thing. But some of the young
women get over the ground with q vigorous
swinging gait which does them infinite credit.
They know that walking puts a rich color into
their cheeks and a sparkle into their eyes. 1t
is exhilarating, in the cool November air. and
their bright lips, slightly ajar, show a glimpse
of white teeth now and then. as they break
into the smile which comes so readily to them
under the invigorating physical glow of per-
ittb itulth
It does them more good han breathing the
velvety sea air that blows on them as they
roll along Bellevue avenue at Newport, or in
haling the pure atmosphere of the Berkshire
Hills, where they pilot their village carts
through the lovely lanes and by ways of
Lenox.
Both of these are tonics, and the bud" Of
the last season, who has blown almost to the
point of willing slightly during the hot rush
of the winter gayety, revives under them
visibly. But here in New York they get even
more of a draught from the fountain of
health by exercising themselves in a brisk
walk of three or four miles.
See those two young girls swinging along
by the New York Club, They have an action
hs fue as that of a thoroughbred horse. The
neatly booted feet, with an honest heel in
the place that the heel SHOULD be instead of a
frightfully high-pitched French abomination
that slopes almost under the instep, are
planted with a firm, quick step, springy and
vigorous. The shoulders are erect and well
back, and they hold their heads up with a
beaming expression on their rudy faces.
Their gait is q measuredly brisk one without
any haste, and the stride is free, but not too
swinging. They are out for their constitu-
tional and it doesn't detract from the pleas
| ure of it to know that many q masculine eye is
taking in their points and a%pplauding them
silently.
The majority of the walkers are young
girls. with an occasional matron, brisk but not
to freshness, showing that Hymen's bonds
do not weigh too heavily upon her. 1t is a
graceful and a profitable fashion, and il
helps them to what is SO much to woman,
health, beauty and ease of movement.
The evening world., 1887-11-14

No One Noed Fear n Cough
hthey can get RIKER,s ExREcToRANr. Always insist
on having RIKER's and you are positively sure Of perfect
ss1.ls1action; Sold almost everywhere. Half pint bottles,
iscturins Chemists, 1853 9th ave.. New York. Established
The evening world., 1887-11-14

WHY lie awake coughing all night when you can he
cured for l0c.! ADAMsOS's COuGH BALsAM. ..
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O ~SarsapariHa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for $5. Prepared only
G.. |. HOOD a CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Sour.
OK Tail.
FISH.
Baked Perch with Pork.
ROAST.
Pork, Apple Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Stewed Tomatoes.
Spinach.
DESSERT.
Squash Pie.
Baked Apples. American Cheese.
Coffee.
Dninties Of the Market.

Prime rib roast, l9c. to zoe.
POrterhouse steak, 26c.
Sirloin steak, 18c. to zoe.
Leg mutton, l8o.
Lamb chops, Csc. to 28c.
Leg veal, DOC.
English mutton chops, 2bc.
Lamb hindq'ters, lac. to Ice.
Veal outlets, csc.
SweetbreAds, 90 per dozen.
Calves heads, Doc. to Soc.
Roasting pig, %. so each.
Spring chicken, 81 to 81. rs
pair.
Roast chicken, l2c. to zoe. Id.
DY-dioked turkeys. 12c. "a
100.
Squads, s3. 80 to % dos.
Boston geese, loo. to 20c.
Boston ducks, 1Sc. To zoe.
Ordinary ducks, 12c. to loo.
Canvassbacks, - pair.
Grouse, 81. so pair.
Partridge, 75c. t. 81. 25 pair.
R Red S.Ss 81. 50 SU pair.
MAllards. 81 pair.
Teal, 75o. TO 95c. pair.
Capons, 25c. Id.
Quail, o.. so doE.
English snipe. S3 dog.
Ployer, o. doE.
Rail &l IN dn,
Rabbits. 2bc. apiece.
Yenison, 20c. to $50.
Woodoook, 81 pair.
Fresh cod tongues, l2c. tc
15c. ID.
Fresh mackerel, lac.
Sea bass, Is TO zoe.
The evening world., 1887-11-14
THE MAN IN THE CORNER.

The Truth About n Sleepy Passenger Who
Aroused a Conductors Conscience.
The evening world., 1887-11-14

Happy Days Ahead.
IFrom the Washington CriHe.l
The future now looks brighter,
And better days are nigh,
For close before us we may see
Roast turkey and mince pie.
The evening world., 1887-11-14

OIREES dansante,
k%ettledrums and anna
teur theatricals will all
begin with some zest
after Thanksgiving is
over, but with the ex-
ception of the Apple.
tom vington nuptials
on Wednesday even.
ing this week o
Uses to be dull.
On Tuesday evening
Of next week Mrs.
Charles H. Leland,
wife of the President
of the Sixth National
Bank, will give a dance
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OF SOCIETY TALK.
LIVELY TIMES IN PROSPECT FOR THE
SEASON AFTER THANKSGIVING.

The Ohio Society to Give n Ladies' Recep-
tion in December-Mr aud Mrs. John
Bigelow Back in Town for the winter
Distinguished Guests to attend the Cham
her of Commerce Banquet To-Morrow.
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Cod, 7c.
HOLSTERS, Sc. to loo.
White Ash, 15c.
Piokerel, 12c to 15c.
Frost fish, Sc.
Founders, 100.
Salmon trout, 12c.
Bluefish. loo.
White perch, 100. to l5c.
Red snappers, loo. 10 1870.
Halibut, loo. to 18c.
Striped bass, l6c. ~ 25c.
Black bass, loo. to 15c.
SheepsheAd, 200. to 26c.
Smells, 100. To zoe.
Little neck CLANS. 40c. to
SOC. a 100.
iOysters, 75c. to 81. so q 100.
Terrapin. $l2 TO ESQ a doE.
Green turtle soup, 81 quart.
Frogs legs, Coo. ID.
Terrapin stew, % quart.
IShrimps, $3.50 per gallon.
Scnllops, 81 per gallon.
Peas, Soc. hslf-peck.
Squashes, loo. TO 15c.
Pumpkins. 200,
Mushrooms, 81 quart.
Onions, 100. 10 zoe. half
peck.
C~auliHowers, loo, To l5c.
IIettuce. 30, head.
CrAnberrys, 10c. quart.
Horseradish, l0c. root.
Sweet potatoes, zoe. half
peck.
Lima beans, 20c. quart.
Egg plants, loo.
Oyster plant, l0c. q bunch.
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HOW YOUNG GIRLS EXERCISE.
They Walk Down Finh Avenue In the Keen
November Air.

e a age quite
an impulse was given
to Professionalism by
the achievements of
Bertha Won Hillern,
who aroused her sex to
a knowledge Of VIA
they could do in this
line if they tried. Miss
Won Hillern was q
blonde of Ger
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29
BEl,I.AlRE.

Hon Dan McCouviIle, of the Treasury
DEPARTMENT, was III the city yesterday, the
yuest Of Contractor G.. Is. BOrcn.
Michael Hayden has improved suihclent-
~ 10 walk about
A party Of First ward people will plcnIc
in ROdeier's grove this afternoon.
TAYLOR and Gibbons. the young cuiprliS
were taken 10 tue county jail yesterday 10
default OF $500 bail Tor each. IN effort VIII
b., made Ia have the Probate Court pass
Judgment on them rs soon ~ possible.
RrlIaire people were not surprised tha'
Col Poorman did not receive the nOhliha-
ton for Auditor OF State. Indeed there
were very few people who thought he had
the least chance.
Henry Tarbett had hearing III Squire
Roeder's court for keeping his saloon open
ON SUNDAY, and was bound over to Court
Mrs. Mary Hogs and daughters are visit
ing friends At Burr's Mills.
The family of Mr.. :. II. Lee left yester-
day tor Englcwood, Ills, where Mr.. l..
has decided To locate. Their departure
will be regretted by their many friends IN
the city aud vicinity.
John Mcdonald has taken charge of the
drug store recently purchased from Will
Robinson.
Sherman Westlake returned to Canton
Yesterday, after visit Of several weeks
with his parents.
Mrs. 4. J. Fitzgerald and children are
visiting relatives IN Eayenua, o.
Mrs Thomas Stone has purchased the
residence Of Will Hoffman IN First ward.
Charley Hall, postal clerk On the b. x
o., was shaking hands with Bellaire friends
yesterday.
All kinds Of vegetables and fruits are
very scarce in our market, and command
high prices.
Two Z. X o. engineers collided near the
signal switch, yesterday, but little damage
resulted beyond a scare 10 the engine men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29

Tue Washington >'rr referring 20 a
ramor that an attempt would Dee made to
organize the next House on the tariff issue
instead OF Parity lines. states that a promi-
nyur Pennsylvania Democrat aud friend OF
Mr.. RANDALL said:
...rhr next House Will be organized
upou "a protective basis the issue will be
made thtrr between Prutectjoulsts and
Free Tradr,. and the PUotrctiouists Will
or.rluizr They du not intend 70 let the
Free Traders get control on the plea OF
party iraltv, and the organization VIII not
b, decided ~ usual, in caucus. THIS
threat having bgeu mentioned 70 close
friend o. Mr. Carlisle, and q leader OF the
f,rlfl. reform wing OF the Drm0Crytlc party,
br said It's all blow They will not at
trfnpt auv condition. Anyhow. II wouldu. {
he, "A bad thing Tor al, OF them who belong
to the Republicans when % comes to yot-
ana, ON the tariff 10 20 over 90 them, bag
aud baggage. But they wont do a..
What are the high.tnN men giving Us ?
They know tb,ta MINORITY Of the Demo,
cratic csucu, will nominate Mr.. CARLISLE;
that he Will appoint 81 Ways and Means
Committee favorable To- reform, and that
it will present a rytoym bin which the
caucus will approve Then they will have
To cboosf between their own party aud the
Republicans
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I'm Atheist Succumn- to the Pope.

4 curious scene was witnessed the other
day at the Vatican W. Leo IINll, whose
real name is Juu@lud, rouurrly wrote some
OF the mu>t anti clerical WORKS ever
printed. According to his own account,
while composing q diatr.hc against Joan oil
Arc he had to refer to the history ct her
trial and condemnation, and WAS so struok
with the angelic character Of the heroine
that hr lrlt himself suddenly converted to
the very faith b. was abusing
lie proceeded iustanter II Rome To lm-
pJorr tine Pope's torEtyrur-- 9ut blessing.
Ills Holiness at one, granted hlma private
audience. which lasted half an hour dur
INK which he wcpt al IA" Iyg' OF the Holy
Father At length On" Pope consented Ia
give ham his blessing ON the condition that
i'm his future works he would labor to undo
All the harm he had done to the Catholic
Church Mr., Leo Taxi promised tod" ms
best. and departed Before leaving, how
ever. he had tn make the plquant comics
sion that he had not yet been able 10 con
vert his wife, who remained a hardened
atheist
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E,pI ,dmtr,r Of the President.

t.....
old Srptnuius Srryerus Todd, OF Bards-
town. Nv. who y,mr ON here about ten
DAYS ago to talk to the President about Il
small foreign Cousul~hip, seems 10 have
been completely fascinated by Mr.. Cleve-
aud. Chatting ia the rradiugroom At
Willards last evening he said. 1T has
never been lay fortune to look upon a
nobI,r uIu than Grover Cleveland He
combines Roman strength and massive
urzs with Greek intellectually. knew
Hsnry CLAY. hut [ think Mr. Cleveland
has reserve power which Clay did not
possess. We have not had such "A Pres'-
dent since Andrew Jackson. There Is
something IN his beautifully u0dulated
yotcc which charms me. lie Is to me the
embodiment OF power, wisdom. honesty
and manhood. tie has au eye such rs |
never sew IA mans hrad-So kindly, yet
su magnetic 10 seems to me that he was
specially raised up to guard and care for
tins Republic Il wly sound saCrileglOu>,
bat lg were q painter trying To linn the
features nf Jehovah, [ would take Grover
Cleveland - a model The impression
is here that Col SeptimiuS SeyeruS Todd
will receive an appointment OF some kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29
NEWSPAPER WIT.

Angler foul tIy is OF no use what
ever in trout tshing-P"rE.
An exchange says: Does etiquette de
maud vest ou a hot day II 1t does 1t
can have ours. -Noryi,'o.ra Har0d
What splendid thing 1t Us you can al
ways have ~ previous engagement when
YOU don't want "a accept Il dlSagree@hIe
invitation - Eos'oH Post.
The man who ~,lid that all fun is rela-
rive" has never been visited by the hu'oHc
contingent. There Is very little iuu IN
relatives. -T,ol, Nutuiy,.
City Barber-IIaye your head shngled,
sir
Bucktowu Jay-Gosh, l knowed it was
purity bad. but | didn't know 1t had got
ter leakiu .- Errbmys.
A shower OF raw beef has fallen IN Hi
nois Ii Is supposed that mule had some
trouble with meat cart IN one OF the
northern counties - BoFiiHg'or IRE, tf'''.
Ii costs more to supply the National Sol
diers' Home al DAYTON, - with beer IMAM
il does with lour The boys are evidently
'.,yrteraus. o. Vt,bvg tDHUtrrruW.
western robber and murderer, when
asked to explain how he happened to enter
on a career OF wtckednesS, began ms reply
by saving. IL was born IN Philadelphia.
Lie.
Doctor" said Mr.. Tunid, II am very
fond OF the water, hu, don want to take
cold. what shall / do Don't want to
take hold. Thru let 20. Dollar nall,
please S. Euri,t,
f..f h. In
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The CoIored Mans Advance.

The colorcd man has advanced. He en-
lows the blessings OF freedom ami he has
contributed largely to the material devcI-
opuent OF the South The uegTOas a free
man is ol vastly more benefit TO the South
in a material point OF view than he WIS ~
"A slave. Slavery was curse to the south
rrn people. hut a blessing To the negro race
in this. that by and through the institution
the gro became civilized and Tree.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Julia Ann Geiger's Administrator In the ,.r....
vs. of OL.ulH
Daniel Geiger ct al. Ia GAau.,s.

Julia Ann Geigers Administrator In the ,.-.....
vs.. oi ono Co
Daniel Gciger ct al. ! Ia GAaU.,r.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF The O.K
ID cult Court of Ohio county, in the ~.u.. ..
West Virginia made and entered IN the s,..,.
entitled cause, on the 9Th day OF Nav l,,.
will sell, nj public auction al the north ,ral
door OF the Court House of said Ohio county OF.
Saturday, the 3Oth Day OF July. is.
beginning nj ~ O'Clock II m. the follow Dol. .:...
sCrOri property OF which Julia Ann ,;,lt,! nr.
Ot said Ohio county died seized that j. lD ~.
The tNtuty.nv" !rri oil the Nulh s.Ir %, Do ...
numbered sixty Of EUf'S addition Ia q, D., "a,
Wheeling fronting on NOOi sitrrt aHi uuH.E
west from said street hack uity feet 81 uU..D.ra
width o said front, together with The aIja.H.
nauCcs belonging thereto aid tie huiia.uf a Z
improvements thereon.
TERMS Or SALE .Our ti.lui 90 d." ym. .r..
money, ~ ~ much moe a> tl.u Uugu'a.,.f f..t
elect 10 pay, m cash uu the dHy 81 safe. ,r...
tAHd OF the balance, 10 HuN u:I u Gir,l.f 90 lAt.l
months. aui the residue uu u credit Of TnuHra..
from the DAY 0i sale, the pUr, ha>,T pINlu. la.,.
VIA approved PERSONAL srrUr.iy iuTlhr pHNurrI
OF the deferred IuNlalmrul, at purchase Huu,.
with interest uu the same lrum tho GAY ui ,.Ir.
Aad BE iIir Ia the property Ia bc d tanned until
the iuIlhrT order Ui sHd Court
JAMES +. ROGERS.
Special commissioner
Bond with security according To law aud the
rrmsUi the above decree has been given u the
above entitled cause aud approved BY mr a..
st day Of July, lsS,.
Iyal JOHN ". MITCHELL, 'I,I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29

some Of our State exchanges have been
alludiug very familiarity to giants intel
lectual giants, it is to be- presumed. We
should bc pleased 10 witness one. Raw
boned men with long limbs are not nm
common nor, ~ to that, women either,
inside and outside of sidc-shows. hut 1t has
been our misfortune never to have brhrld
IN intellectual giant. We have seen SOME
frarfully bIZ frauds.
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A brand New Mugwmp,

d.. MtGlyun proposes to take Just 81
much OF the Catholic Church as suits his
own purposes, and lei the rest 20. tie
holds 10 the s,trrameuts, but deheS what
h, calls the machine That makes him
d. sort of religious ''mugwump' for which
tbrre is no room in the RomiSh Church.
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UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA

SUMNER LAW LECTJ RES .uiue
weekly begin lith July. ls'l. AMI end IAN sep
TENDER. Have proved of signal Usc.--l-I. To
student. who dc,igu % pur,u" their ,ruII", at
this or other Law Schuo. n To tho" who pro.
pose tn read privately. AMI ad To practitioners
VINO have not had the advantage ui systematic
instruction. For circular apply T. @. University
OF Va tn IUHS T.. MSuE, rIul Com. nll stat.
Law myllMrdNFrh
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for Sail.
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber Will sell or trade for r. .Ics.,...
property near the City Of Wheeling Farm a. M
Acres on Big Wheeling Creek. hpur'rag -, w.,
frun the city. Land very level. irr.r,,-,.,'..''.,
Of Good Fruit, Water in Every fIcd. rwu 80
tages and Cold Well Water. SIT H. :,..r.,,.."',
Fences; plenty OF Limestone ami roa. ,r..r.I.,i
out Oh the land A purchaser can x, r. .srr tt'
gain i. u. EWING
jylStagh Once. lltJ Ms.H - Nl,..il,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29

We congratulate IA Senator Camden, OF
West Virginia. ON the devotion OF the
Wheeling RErI-TEE To bis dead cause.
There is the smell ct Standard oil about
the concern. but 10 Is we'll Tor the mouopo-
Is statesman that he has stauuch defend
e. in his own State -N7r York World
When Democrat makes move in this
part Of the country the enemies OF the
Democratic party Jump up and scream
standard Ou'' When the Democrats ct
Ohio nominated good, honest, winning
ticket the Republican purity, headed by the
U1rEL yelled standard or" When the
World bowls standard OjI' at the REG
rsIER il knows NO more what It is howl
iug about than its Republican constituency
10 when they wave the bloody shirt and
call down pll,iyz on the head of a patriotic
Democratic President. The HorH has
simply been imposed upon by a small
clique OF small sore head politicians, who
cannot let Mr.. CAMDEN alone even in
private lite and IL seeks To brave it out.
Ir Is high time tor the New York World
10 stop sailing under false colors. II lie
cei,ys mo- one. The Cleveland Fadnisoi.
says, oud truly.
The policy of the UOrti b, To tear down
Democrats by abuse. which fact tlckles the
Republicans aS DC gives them foundation
uu which % hJsr their SyugTlluuS articles.
The Democracy of this country thoroughly
understand the Ha.F policy, aud are 10
up -ruSr guided rs b. The ~. LOul, h,
aalEryu make the following pertinent
comparison upon the subject. The New
Nurk World draouucrS Mr. Powell, the
Democratic nominee tor Governor OF Ohio,
a., "a machine politician. Hon. Allen e..
Thurman uGOg~yS hIu - q thoroughly
honest and able man. The difference Is
tut Mr. Thurman knows what he il talk,
iug about aud hri,ryys what he says.
The especially laundering aud malicious
course OF the Borbjn trying to ruin party
organization Ia this State has Disguised
West Virginia Democrats. Its course her,
aud elsewhere shows couclusiyely that it
policy is To crusade against the Drmocratt,
party. Let the World haul down th'
Democratic aag it drsgracrs and run up IT.
true rolor~- the skull and rroSsbours @
the Red Republicans
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14Ru Advertisements.

,IrANrEp-A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK.
w Address DRUGS, care Of this Office.
!-yr
n,-ANTEp-A GOOp BOY TO WORK IN 4
w saloon. at SCHMIDT BROS Orleans Sa-
loon. iy2@q
urAXrED-sALEsMEN TO SELL HOUSE
W furnishing voOl> No. lO.1 MANI street
Jy2gr
NI-ANTEp-A GENTLEMAN OF ADDRESS
w uud good habits. I" represent AL Insurance
company Salary aud commission Apply at
ll;5 ChUpliur Street between To 10 II. N.
Jy2'csdg
NIvANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework Apply IN the evening at 2ll4
EOh street, City. Y2s
NOR SALE-CHEAP- sECONp.HAND up
i right Tubular Boiler, / feet by feet NJ
inches. About five years old, Address ms
Otil,r lyl5edgu
IGOR SALE-LOT OF SECONDHAND LIANT
/ crus. picks aud shOyels. Call oil JAMES
HEAII. No. = Eighteenth street. jy21ctdq
INOH Rent - RESIDENCE 30 o. FOUR
i t,culh street. containing eight rooms and
laundry, hot and cold water, gas and all modern
rlnyruieurrS Possession given August l.. For
further particulars apply To \. = HARDEN, on
premises. Jy5iddea
NOR SALE planning MILL SHAVlNGS
i aud Suwdu>t for bedding for Horses aud Cows
packing goods, SO. HANES 4 WILSON, No As,
Main street. Jy2l-uaWl
INOK RENT - FURNISHED ROOM WITH
L board Trans el or permanent Also, table
board No. LIS Main street. Jy5cSdh
NOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE on THE
/ northeast corner OF Chaplne aud Eleventh
street. For terms call at lI1i Market street
NIrANrED-A SMALL HOUSE OR SUIT OF
w rooms for light house keeping. Address
"l. " this office, stating rent lyon
WANTED We desire 10 establish II general
w agency In Wheeling ur vicinity, To control
the sale of a staple article OF daily consumption
Any energetic man with small capital may 81
eur, a permanent paying business. For pariicu
lars address GEEESwICH MASuFACTuElNG Co,
IL, Vrsry ~ myy
u.ANTFD POSITON-' NOJ Nc MAN OF
W wide acquaintance IN the city desires II
position Ia Il wholesale or luhOing house. Has Il
lair education can handle horses, and Is willing
10 work AT almost anything that is honorable iOl
moderate wages. Best at references. Address
" " care ,his office. Jy%is
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Turkey Preparing for War.

BERLIN. july p. The arms manuiac-
,ursrs of Suhl have received orders for half
A usi!Guu side arms for the Turkish army.
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The sherman Boom.

II is no use shootinga kickingg Gun with
out bullets at something that Is likely In
def LETT alone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29

WHIrELNw REID Is in Alaska But
this does alter the fact that the Tribune Is
oyerhratet
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
STATE UNIV ERSITY
MopaulOwu. ". Va, 0iIrrS Uueguuirl al.
Nuutugrs To the young men ui
Yves. Virginia.
Free,

Ia one student lover fifteen years of age for every
jUu population in each county. Eight cadets mot
les, tLuu H. nor more than n wears old from
each Srua,OrialdStricl furnish, with Textbooks
and stationery. besides tree tuition. Full courses
are offered for the regular academic degrees IN
Art and Sci,ury, and taught 10y n iI.! corps OF
competent INSTRUCTORS. student may also pursue
a pHftiu. course \ thoroughly equipped thrml
cal and Physical Laboratory, and Museum Of
specimens in Geology Natural History. ~.
fine Library Two Nouri>Hiug Literary societies
Pril.., tor special Literary and Owtorul excel
lruCr students are pcrmluci la enter any class
for which they hir prepared, IA nuy NlllE.
preparatory department. directed 10y one Of the
husi practical teachers in tac country. \ law
department. fully organized ana in sucCr 'siul
operation. \ thorough course preparatory To the
study Of Medicine. Boarding AND Lodging 500
Ia 81 10 prr week. Washing 81 20 To slHu per
month Total CNprus" per year, Sliu To c-uh. rA
elusive. at travel aud clothing The scholastic
year opens inst Wednesday in September. For
further information and rulalpgI,S address + v .
IT REER. -. u President. Mu.Eautowu, v. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29
HNR SALE.

Property on the National Pike and Near D..
at Valley Grove Ohio county. " Va
four acres Of finest land, on which j, DA.
and stables. Also some growing tWll- -
sell for Two Thousand Dollars, which !, l.s....
the buildings cost.
JAMES l.. HAWLEf
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